Matthew Sluka Enters Transfer Portal After NIL Dispute with UNLV

The quarterback's departure highlights ongoing challenges in college athletics over name, image, and likeness agreements.

Matthew Sluka left UNLV three games into the season, citing unfulfilled NIL promises, and has now entered the transfer portal.
Sluka claims he was promised $100,000 to transfer from Holy Cross, but the offer was not honored by UNLV's head coach or NIL collective.
UNLV maintains that Sluka's financial demands violated NCAA pay-for-play rules and Nevada state law, while honoring his scholarship.
The football community has been divided, with some fans criticizing Sluka's decision and others viewing it as a reflection of broader NIL issues.
Sluka is ranked as the second-best player in the transfer portal, with notable performances in his brief stint at UNLV, making him a sought-after recruit.